Initially, Jennifer Lopez acknowledged that not everyone was in favor of capturing her romantic relationship with husband Ben Affleck in the album ‘This Is Me… Now’ and the forthcoming documentary film.“As artists, it’s crucial for us to follow our hearts,” expressed Jennifer Lopez. The singer is gearing up to launch her latest album, ‘This Is Me… Now,’ on February 16, 2024. Simultaneously, an accompanying short film detailing Jennifer Lopez’s career, directed by Dave Meyers and produced by Amazon MGM Studios, is set for release.Jennifer Lopez brought attention to concerns in her and Ben Affleck’s lives, revealing, “Both of us have PTSD (post-traumatic strеss disоrder) from the media scrutiny we faced when we first started dating.” She further emphasized, “But now we’re older and wiser. We understand what truly matters in life, so we don’t pay much attention to what others think.”When questioned about the film, Jennifer Lopez clarified, “You have to watch it, and you will understand. That’s why I refer to it as a musical experience.” The film’s trailer features a scene in which Lopez expresses, “When I was a little girl, whenever someone asked me what I wаnted to be when I grew up, my answer was always… to love.”Close to a year ago, Jennifer Lopez addressed the audience at the premiere of the romantic comedy film “Shotgun Wedding,” directed by Jason Moore and featuring her in a leading role. During this event, she expressed her wish to collaborate with Ben Affleck once again. Their previous joint project was the film “Gigli” in 2003, which, despite critical scrutiny, made a significant impact and performed well at the box office. Jennifer Lopez commented, “We enjoy being together, working together.”Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck initiated their relationship in the early 2000s. However, they called off their engagement and ended their relationship in 2003. Remarkably, the flame was reignited in 2021, leading to their marriage in Las Vegas in 2022.